Sentence examples for requirements to security from inspiring English sources

Siân has worked in the IT industry for over 18 years, both as a security architect and as an independent security consultant, working on projects to map customers' business requirements to security solutions.

The existing information system (IS) development methods do not meet the requirements to resolve security-related IS problems and they fail to provide for the successful integration of security and systems engineering during all development process stages.

Finally, there are also system requirements related to security, which include authenticating users based on credentials and authorizing users to access data.

As such she serves as the security CTO for the UK and Ireland enterprise business, engaging with senior individuals from customer organisations and feeding back their requirements to Symantec's security business unit.

The "Incoming" section also offers a wealth of practical information, from the "visa and entry" requirements to "taxation," "social security," and "schools," among others.

The particulars of the requirements to be a security guard are different in different countries, and even in different states.

"We only require minimum security requirements to be implemented if the customer lives in a high-risk theft area or if they have suffered a theft in the past three years, for example," a spokesperson says.

The merging (or combining packets) based on simple mathematical operations helps to reduce energy consumption by eliminating the requirement to send security related fields in headers and trailers.

In this paper, we propose a method to introduce security requirements to the business processes through the collaboration between business and security analysts.

She added: "We've also dispatched a small team to Tunisia to look at protective security arrangements around tourist resorts and we've decided this morning to increase the numbers of that team, and they will be assessing any extra requirements in relation to security on the ground".

Mr. Bush said it would be inconsistent with "national security requirements" to allow those employees to engage in collective bargaining with respect to the conditions of their employment.